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Google Maps for Android, iOS rolling out gradient icon redesign

March 3, 2026 at 11:10 PM
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Google Maps for Android, iOS rolling out gradient icon redesign
As we previously reported, Google Maps is now rolling out a new gradient icon on Android and iOS. more…

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As we previously reported, Google Maps is now rolling out a new gradient icon on Android and iOS As we previously reported, Google Maps is now rolling out a new gradient icon on Android and iOS. more… Monitor developments in Google for further updates.

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As we previously reported, Google Maps is now rolling out a new gradient icon on Android and iOS

As we previously reported, Google Maps is now rolling out a new gradient icon on Android and iOS. more…
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